Poll: What's the programming language you want to learn most?

[sb]

To complete the trinity of programming languages questions/polls, I think it would be nice to know which of the following languages fellow HN'ers want to learn most. Particulary interesting should be a comparison with the TIOBE index and see if their trends on a large scale compare well with the results of this poll.

[tanoku]

Stop this, please. You're slowly turning HN into Reddit. There has never been, and will never be, intelligent discussion arising from a poll. This is not insight; this is gossip.

[jordonwii]

I've been looking for things to replace/compile-to JavaScript lately. I've been messing around with Dart, which was my first experience with any form of static typing. The typing, among other features of the language, I enjoyed. I'm not sure if it's developed enough at this point, though, to be used in larger apps. Maybe that's just me.

I just decided to check out CoffeeScript. I think its syntax is fantastic, so far. Maybe a bit too spoken-language like ("yes" is equivalent to "true"?), but I haven't really done anything with it yet.

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Dart

[endlessvoid94]

Fascinating that so many people want to learn Haskell. Did not expect that.

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Radical chic.

[DrHankPym]

Seriously? No. Do this on Reddit.

[leric]

where's R?